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Forming a limited company
Tax Planning and Financial

David R
David R
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2 years ago
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My wife and I have a small portfolio of properties - and our current home - which will be inherited by our two sons upon our death. We have 100% equity in the portfolio and fully manage the properties. Our sons are interested in taking over our business when we are unable to continue. I was wondering if there would be any advantage in forming a limited company now to minimise any future tax obligations? Any advice on this matter would be appreciated.

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